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Cycling in Brizon
Cycling from Brizon includes a steady climb to Col de Solaison with a high point of 1511 m and mostly paved roads.
Riding in Brizon in numbers
- 1
- 7 km
- 7 km
- 502 m
- Surface
- Paved almost throughout
- High point
- 1,511 m on Col de Solaison from Brizon
- Climbs
- 1 named climb · 1 ascent of 500 m or more
When to ride in Brizon
Best months: Jun to Sep.
3°-5°J15
6°-4°F12
8°-2°M15
12°1°A13
15°5°M18
20°10°J19
23°12°J15
22°12°A15
18°8°S13
14°4°O13
8°-1°N14
5°-4°D14
BestFineHard goingRain days per month under each bar · typical wind 8 km/h from the S
The ride in Brizon
Notable climbs
Cycling guide to Brizon
Brizon in France offers a notable cycling route leading from the village to Col de Solaison. This route climbs steadily and covers 6.8 km with an elevation gain of 502 m, making it a focused climb for cyclists. The route crosses no other towns or villages but ends at a significant summit of 1511 m. The climb averages 7.8% gradient with sections reaching up to 11.3%, providing a challenge for riders seeking a concentrated effort. The route features mostly paved surfaces, with only about 3% of the distance being gravel or unpaved. There are no cycle paths, cycle lanes on main roads, or railway stations along the route. Services are sparse, with the longest stretch without available facilities being 5.4 km, thus riders should be prepared for limited support. This single climbing route defines cycling from Brizon's immediate area.
- The terrain is mountainous and focused on climbing, with a steady ascent averaging 7.8% and a maximum gradient of 11.3%. The route rises to 1511 m at Col de Solaison over 6.8 km. Surface is mostly paved with a small portion of gravel or unpaved sections.
